PowerShell Modules and Examples to assist with MSIX packaging and automation

• MSIX-Automation Module: This is a PowerShell Module that contains functions to assist with automating the packaging of existing installers into .msix format.

• ConvertTo-MSIXExampleAutoDownload.ps1: This script serves as an example of how to use the MSIX-Automation module to automatically download the latest version of a target application and then package it into .msix format. The automated download is performed by the winget utility.

• ConvertTo-MSIXExampleProvideInstaller.ps1: This script serves as an example of how to use the MSIX-Automation module to provide a file path on the local machine to an existing installer and then package it into .msix format.

• ConvertTo-MSIXExampleExecutionAlias.ps1: This script serves as an example of how to use the MSIX-Automation module to package into .msix format, and perform additional edits to customize. Here, the application is opened and an execution alias is added, allowing for calling the app via command line. The package is then repacked and signed.

• MSIX-LOBIntune Module: This is a PowerShell Module that contains functions necessary to upload an .msix application to the Intune service or to update an existing .msix application.

• Send-LobMsix.ps1: This is a script serves as an example of how to use the MSIX-LOBIntune module to import an .msix into Intune as an LOB application.

• Send-LobMsixUpdate.ps1: This is a script serves as an example of how to use the MSIX-LOBIntune module to update an existing MSIX LOB application in Intune.